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Summary: Learn how to sign later, stop, clock, yesterday, and sorry with American Sign Language (ASL) tips in this free online sign language video tutorial clip.
Comprar regalos no tiene que llevarte a estrés financiero. Melissa Schenk te enseñará cómo presupuestar tus gastos en compras de regalos para los días de fiesta y te ayudará a que sea...read more
"Hello! My name is Melissa and on behalf of Expert Village, today we're going to be learning some basic signs, words, phrases in sign language. In this clip, we're learn the words later, stop, clock, yesterday, and sorry. Let's first start off with later. You want to take the letter L and your other hand and signify will be later. You take the L and you point it towards that person. Later. Later. Later. Later. Stop, very easy. Stop. Stop. Stop. Clock. With this hand, with your left hand, form the letter C and then use your index finger and go in a circle clockwise. Clock. Clock. Maybe you want to stop the clock. Stop the clock. Yesterday. Take the letter Y and take the thumb starting at your chin and work up towards your ear. Yesterday. It's the Y signifying it passing. Not later. Yesterday. Yesterday. Yesterday. Sorry. You want to take your hand in the letter A almost again. In a very small movement form a circle in the middle of your chest. Sorry. Sorry. Again, facial expression is so important with that. You want to look like you are sorry. Sorry."
eHow Article: How to Sign Common Everyday Words in Sign Language
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katd234 said
on 9/4/2008 Melissa, please share with us where you got your expertise in ASL... And while you're at it, would you refer at least one SANE Deaf person who is fluent in ASL to vouch for your fluency? How do you go from teaching about budgeting to teaching a language that you don't know??
asluser said
on 8/2/2008 I am Deaf and fluent in ASL. I need to point out to you that your signs are inaccurate. Out of respect for the language and the Deaf community, please leave the education of the language to the experts.